I have a power automate flow which gets an attachment from an email, and creates a new file in OneDrive folder with a new file name.
In my Action to Create a new file in OneDrive, This is what I have so far under the file name parameter:
concat('CounterpartyName',formatDateTime(utcNow(),''))
this gives me an ouput of this when I look in OneDrive:
CounterpartyName-2_23_2024 8_57_24
The file is not saved with the same suffix as the original attachment and the date formatting is not what I want.
Since I am working only with .csv, .xls, and .xlsx files this is what my output should look like:
CounterpartyName-02Feb24.csv
OR
CounterpartyName-02Feb24.xls
OR
CounterpartyName-02Feb24.xlsx
I am new to power platform so how could I alter that code to achieve those results? Any suggestions would help
Change to this for the date ...
concat('CounterpartyName',formatDateTime(utcNow(),'ddMMMyy'))
... and as for the file extension, without knowing the name of your file, use a split()
function with a period as a separator and then wrap that in a last()
function to get the extension.
Further to that, you can actually do everything without the need for a concat()
function, like this ...
Expression 1 = formatDateTime(utcNow(), 'ddMMMyy')
Expression 2 = last(split('Original File Name.xlsx', '.'))
... also notice the period between the two expressions.